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Thank you!!

In case anyone is wondering, this is me trying to sort out these rotary switches

While I do appreciate you sharing, this does not clarify things lol

I didn’t know they were adjustable. I wish there was more info on them that was easy to understand

This is the schematic I was given which makes sense if I can figure out the pin out

Looking for a 2P3T rotary. I’ve been looking at the Alpha SR2511 but this data sheet doesn’t have the pin out

I’m working on putting a 3-way rotary switch into my bass for series/parallel/mute(kill) and I cannot find a clean explanation of how to wire a rotary switch. I also can’t tell if I need a 2p3t or a 3p3t but I think that is because I don’t understand how they operate (meaning what pins are...

I haven’t played the Lime Aid but in my experience, the PulpnN Peel cut off is around 80-100hz I’d like to get it lower for sure

Just wanted confirmation. I tried to research it on my own but wanted to be confident. Guess I’ll be using sockets!

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The Lime Aid is a modified Pulp N Peel. They use the same board. According to Josh Scott, the main difference is the value of the coupling caps.

I have 2 Citrus Press (JHS Pulp n Peel) boards from Effects Layouts. I am going to build one as stock but I would like to build the other as a the “Lime Aid” version. Josh Scott mentioned on a Facebook post that the only difference is the coupling caps. I know that increasing the value will...

Bumping my own post. I suppose the best test is to.. test it. This is what I get for not using sockets!

Hypothetically, if you were being particularly careless and installed a relay meant for the Non-latching simple relay bypass into a Latching simple relay bypass board, would it still function? Thanks!

Low power being the key here. I think its a general consensus that ICs are not great for anything producing a lot of heat, such as pushing a lot of watts to a speaker. The discrete stages allow for the heat to be spread out more evenly.

This is an old thread, but it might be worth mentioning for anyone who comes across this thread - Discrete stages are believed to have better audio quality by most HiFi aficionados. This probably isn't the case with guitar effects. But discrete stages will almost always be considered better...

No blown fuses and everything appeared to be in place. I supplied a link in a post above which has detailed photos of the amp including all of the fuses.

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I very much appreciate that advice. I’m tempted to look at it and test it, but I think I should plan to replace the power supply with an old school type. If I wanted to do that, can you tell from the schematic what the specs should be? I see the 330v for the power tubes. So, I’m guessing it...

Is the laugh in sarcasm or because the thought of trying to fix the stock PSU is comical? Lol Even if it is difficult, I think a linear power supply would be the solution for long term reliability